when i was at the aarp concert -- i mean when i was at the rolling stones concert i was working my way to my seats and i was asked not once but twice about what to do with apple. you get these questions all the time when you hang out with me. you get them all the time when you're in my size 9 wingtips, also known as my shoes, typically when the stocks are losing. not only when they're winning. and apple stock down 20 points today another heavy volume. the guy next to me at the will call window says hey. hey. they always start with the hey. hey, what's the matter with apple? well, i play his game. i say it's going down. that's what's the matter. helpful. but i put it like that because stocks can acquire an overtone that actually determines the facts, so to speak. and apple stock's one that's swirling in that particularly toxic soup. as fabulous as the run up was this sickening decline from 700 to 500 has a fascination of its own. here it goes. i think there's a host of reasons why apple's going down, not just one. the first is an embarrassment of riches when capital gains taxes are goin